ABC is already putting nails in the coffin of Ron Paul's campaign...

[WATYF]

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Vote2008/story?id=4244027&page=1


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[Matt Collins]

Here is the ABC "coverage plan" for Super Tuesday from their website:
http://abcnewsradio.com/08election/advisories/supertuesday.html


Notice their coverage plan doesn't include Ron Paul but does include the others.



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[tommyzDad]

We aren't going anywhere, ABC. Keep acting stupid, MSM. When we take the House, be prepared to reap the whirlwind.

 

[A. Havnes]

That article really made me mad! Leave comments, people!

 

[life_boy]

It wasn't the worst article I've read on RP, but it is certainly premature and seems condescending considering we've heard not a peep about RP among the MSM (and ABC in particular) leading up to Super Tuesday.

 

[Matt Collins]

LOL

 

[drednot]

I love how they say that the $5 million he's raised in Q4 is far less than the $20 million he raised in Q3... rather than mentioning he's ahead of where he was at this point in Q3.

 

[WATYF]

I love how they say that the $5 million he's raised in Q4 is far less than the $20 million he raised in Q3... rather than mentioning he's ahead of where he was at this point in Q3.

Yeah, they compared a one month total to a three month total and called the one month total disappointing. That's some pretty creative math they're using. Even assuming he only manages to do the same every month (5 mil) that still puts him at 15 million for the quarter, which no one would call "disappointing".

WATYF

 

[tekmo]

The Revolution has only begun.

 

[Goldwater Conservative]

Paul raised less than $3 million in October and little more than $2 million in November when you factor out 11/5. He made an average of $6.6 million a month last quarter, and he's made $4 million this January. Not exactly a huge difference.

If Paul were even considering dropping out, he could set a fundraising goal to keep him in the race and I'm sure we'd meet it. If he's not worried about his House seat, I'm sure he'll stick around, especially if McCain delivers a double-knockout to Huckabee and Romney today. If everyone thinks McCain has won and is running effectively unopposed, they'll let their guard down and Paul can take advantage of that.

 

[IowaGarrett]

Have to comment this to keep it in my threads for dialing delight later...

 

[Matt Collins]

Have to comment this to keep it in my threads for dialing delight later...

Use it tonight!